Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-05
Speedy Suppression OF the Outbreak by
the Authorities.

Speedy Suppression Of the Outbreak by
the Authorities.
SOFIA. March 4th. The Government
authorities have placed under arrest thirty
persons, including Karaveloff and Tsapoff,
who were found to be in communication
with the insurgents at Silistra and Rust
cnuk. They are also charged with being
implicated in plot to enlist thirty armed
men for the purpose OF creating disturb
ance here and adding to the complication
with which the Regency have to contend.
The rising at Rustchuk has been entirely
suppressed. All the insurgent officers were
either taken prisoners, killed or wounded
in battle with loyal troops, or drowned.
The insurgents, after arresting the loyal
officers and commander of the garrison,
summoned the infantry to surrender, which
they refused to do. Firing then began,
and the mutineers were attacked by the
militia and forced to retreat. They were
pursued and driven into the Danube by
the infantry. The reyolters took to the
boats and endeavored to escape, but their
boats were stopped by a gunboat, and they
were compelled to yield. The Loyalists
entered Silistra without opposition. They
found there the corpse of Colonel Kristoff,
commander of the garrison. who had been
k1llcu Qy LIS lueIl. ne Ol1lcl OlllCC4o CO
capped into Roumania.
SHOOTING THE LEADERS.
LONDON, March 4th.-A dispatch to the
Times from Bucharest states that several
persons were killed in the fighting at Silis-
tria between the insurgents and loyal
troops Two officers and sixteen priyates
who engaged in the revolt were captured
and shot.
SOFIA, March 4th.-Leaders of the re-
volt at Rustchuk have been ordered to
be shot.
ANARCHY SPREADING.
PARIS, March 4th-A telegram from
Giurgeyo says: Risings have taken place
at Ternova and other places, and that in
surgents are reported to be masters of af-
fairs at Tiernova. Communication between
Sofia and the provinces is interrupted.
Anarchy is spreading in Bulgaria.
sERvIAN RESERVES CALLED OUT.
VIENNA, March 4th.-Servia, as precau-
tionary measure, in the view of trouble IN
Bulgaria, has sent troops to the frontier.
1t is also reported that the Servian reserves
have been called out.
The Catholic Church and the knights of
Labor.
ROME. March 4th.-Monsignor Straniero,
in his report to the Vatican on the condi-
ton OF the Catholic Church in the United
States, gives a statement concerning the
organization called Knights of Labor He
thinks the society honest in its endeayors
to secure the objects of its organization,
which are peaceful, and in that belief the
large mass of workingmen have given it
their support. Religious or political feel
ing does not control the society as body.
The objects sought to be obtained are gen.
orally made known when particular action
of the body Is decided upon. The ques-
ton, as social problem, has its interests
conferred in America, and disturbances have
occurred between members Of this body
and those who have opposed them, and
sometimes with the authorities but it is
difficult at all times to check the passions
of people who are accustomed to indie
peudenee of speech and freedom of action.
The workingmen in America are mostly
members of the Catholic Church and
should be properly heard before the edict
of condemnation is issued, condemning
them for participation in a secret society
which they believe is beneficial to them.
An American Sentenced to Penal Servit-
ude.
LONDON March 4th.-An Indictment has
been found against George Franklin An
derson, the alleged American Judge who
is accused of swindllng Charles Deakin, of
Susquehanna, Pa, out of large sums of
money, under the pretense that he was
prosecuting a suit for the recovery of large
English estate TO which Deakin was con-
WINGED that he was an heir. Anderson,
upon being arraigned to-day, pleaded not
guilty and defended himself. He was con-
victed and sentenced to five years penal
servitude.
The European Ear thquake.
ROME, March 4th.-One person to-day
was taken alive from the ruins at Diano-
Marine, and whole family were rescued
from cellar in Taggia. They all have
been immured since the first shocks oc-
Cured. Engineers report only q few
houses safe in 0neglia. 1t is necessary to
build huts for the accommodation of TO-
OG0 persons, rendered homeless by earth
quakes.
NICE, March 4th.-Another slight shock
of earthquake has been felt here.
Grevy to Congratulate Emperor william.
PARIS. March 4th.-It is stated that
President Grevy will send special envoy
to Berlin to congratulate the Emperor on
the approaching ninetieth anniversary of
his birth.
President of the Reichstag.
BERLIN, March 4th-Herr Weddell Pres
dorf was to-day elected President of the
Reichstag. He received 1874 votes. Two
ballots were cast for DR.. Wandthorst, and
SO were cast blank.